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Well folks, it’s been quite an exciting tournament. We’ve seen many hours of intense action, last-minute upsets, and some overall fantastic basketball. This weekend, the competition intensifies as we move into the Elite 8. It’s now or never for these talented teams, as they face off for a chance at the Final Four – and hopefully, and NCAA Championship title. If you’re wondering how to watch the Elite 8 online, we’ve got you covered.

The Elite 8’s action will be split over Saturday and Sunday, and over TBS and CBS. It’s possible to watch the Elite 8 live stream without cable TV – read on to learn how.

Stream Elite Eight Games with fuboTV

Enjoy the service specifically meant for sports fans

fuboTV is a sports streaming service that will be a great option for the NCAA Tournament. It’s built specifically with sports fans in mind, so it offers a great selection of sports networks. Both CBS and TBS are included, which means you can catch the Elite 8 live stream. You’ll also get 75+ other channels, which cover everything from live soccer to the latest news stories. fuboTV costs $45 per month, with no contract.

Watch the Elite 8 Online via Hulu with Live TV

Watch live sports, news, entertainment & more

Hulu with Live TV is a very well-rounded streaming service. It covers all the bases, including live TV and on-demand entertainment. It will be a great way to watch Elite 8 games online this coming weekend, without an expensive cable subscription. Hulu costs $45 per month, with no contract, and gives you over 60 channels to watch live.

Watch the Elite 8 Live Stream via CBS All Access

CBS All Access will provide direct, easy access to the Elite 8 game streams that air on CBS. CBS All Access the cheapest way to watch CBS online. The service costs only $5.99 per month, and provides live streaming access to CBS and all the content it offers. In addition, thousands of episodes of TV series are available in an on-demand library. To watch the Elite 8 online on Sunday, you’ll want to use CBS All Access. Check CBS All Access review to learn more.

Use DIRECTV NOW to Watch the Elite 8 Online

DIRECTV NOW is a full-fledged cable alternative, serving up a whopping 65+ channels for only $40 per month (and without a contract). It works over the internet, so you don’t need cable to use it.

In the basic package, TBS streaming and CBS streaming is included. This means direct access to the Elite 8 game live stream for both of all of the weekend’s games. Additional channels include TNT, truTV, AMC, ESPN, HGTV and much more – check the DIRECTV NOW channel list for details.

You can use DIRECTV NOW on many different devices (see the full list in our DIRECTV NOW review), including tablets, smartphones, computers, and of course streaming players hooked up to your TV.

Use PlayStation Vue for the Elite 8 Live Stream

PlayStation Vue is another good option for Elite Eight streaming this weekend. The service offers both CBS and TBS, so you’ll be able to catch all the action live. It costs $45 per month, and offers around 45+ channels.

Vue doesn’t have quite as many channels as many competitors, but it does have some juicy perks. For instance, you can use the service on up to 5 devices at the same time, which makes sharing with your family very easy. Learn more in our PS Vue review.

Watch Elite Eight Online with YouTube TV

YouTube TV is a newer service that also presents a good option for sports fans. It will cover the Elite Eight and most of the March Madness action. The service offers TBS and CBS in most areas. It costs $40 per month, with no contract.

Sling TV Provides an Elite 8 Streaming Alternative

Sling TV will offer another way to watch Elite 8 games online, at least for the Saturday games. Like others discussed here, this service offers live streaming of TBS, the network which will host Saturday’s Elite 8 matchups. CBS is not included, so this will only be useful on Saturday.

Sling TV is $25 per month, with no contract. It works on nearly every streaming device, mobile device, computer, etc. you could think of! Check out our Sling TV review for details.